How do I remove Spray Mop Bottle?Updated a day ago
TL;DR: Spray Mop Bottle can fit snugly in the holster, especially with a brand new unit. Lay the mop flat on a stable surface, hold the holster steady with one hand, and twist the bottle back and forth while pulling outward. If it still won't budge, replace the Spray Mop Bottom, the correct replacement part for the bottle holster.
How do I remove the bottle from Spray Mop?
✓ Four steps
Lay the mop flat. A table or kitchen bench works well. Better control than trying to remove the bottle while the mop is upright.
Hold the holster firmly. One hand on the holster section where Spray Mop Bottle clips in.
Twist and pull. Other hand on the bottle. Twist back and forth while pulling outward to break the seal.
Lever if needed. The back of a spoon or similar flat tool gently levers the bottle away at the connection point. Steady pressure. Don't force it.
What if the bottle is still stuck?
✓ Replace the Spray Mop Bottom
Replace the Spray Mop Bottom, the correct replacement part for the bottle holster. If the issue continues, start on the Koh Spray Mop warranty page.
✓ Snug is normal
The holster is designed to grip the bottle firmly so it doesn't rattle during use. Brand new units may feel tighter at first. The fit eases slightly over time.
⚠ Still stuck after all of the above?
If the silicone cap looks fine and the bottle still won't budge, the holster itself (part of Spray Mop Bottom) is the likely problem. Head to the warranty page with the email you used at koh.com and any one order number, and it will tell you the next step.
Direct-swap spare. Slots into your existing Spray Mop without any tools or extra setup. Useful if your bottle is damaged or you want a backup.
The full mop with a 5-pack of Mop Pads. Pole is 1.2 m, tested to 8,000 triggers, 12-month warranty.
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Last reviewed: September 2026